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footmark与footprint的区别?
footmark与footprint有什么区别?what is the difference between footmark and footprint?
Feb 25, 2012 7:10 AM
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There's no clear distinctions between the two, but 'footprint' is more often used. 'Footmark' would sound awkward in a conversation. Also, when I think of 'footmark' it's normally associated with marks made by a shoe or boot on a muddy surface, whereas 'footprint' is a less clear print of dust or dirt on a cleaner surface.
February 25, 2012
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